Baccalauréat en administration des affaires - concentration gestion des ressources humaines (Trois-Rivières)

Applicants with a Quebec DEC to this exact programme code

• DEC with R-score at least 22, or conditional admission requiring RSE1001 if the otherwise admissible applicant has a lower R-score.
• At least one college-level mathematics course. Preparatory coursework may be required if the university finds the applicant’s preparation insufficient.
• Eligible vocational DEC holders may receive up to 21 recognition credits, assessed individually.

Applicants using prior university qualifications

• A certificate in a discipline judged appropriate by UQTR. This route is separate from college entry.

Applicants using the programme’s outside-Quebec academic basis

• Pre-university diploma with 13 successful years of schooling and a minimum 12/20 average; or 12 years plus one successful university year with minimum 12/20. A French general or technological secondary baccalaureate with minimum 12/20 is also listed.
• The source separately describes a required transition year for entrants with fewer than 13 years of schooling unless an applicable Quebec-government agreement provides otherwise. It also states a preparatory course for an otherwise admissible candidate below 11/20; these separate statements are retained for university assessment.
• French proficiency and the university’s applicable recognised language-test rules apply. Microsoft Office proficiency is described as an asset, not a compulsory admission test.

Applicants admitted on a Quebec DEC basis

• Pass the college uniform French examination (EUF). The Registrar assigns TIFEQ when the uniform examination was taken in English; its published passing mark is 60%.
• Article 42 requires a DEC entrant unable to prove EUF success to take TIFEQ by the first week of the first term, or pass prescribed French upgrading within 12 months from that term. This is a language condition, not a high-school admission average.

Quebec applicants admitted using adult experience or prior schooling

• The Registrar lists TIFEQ or successful FRA1013/FRA1017. It publishes a 60% TIFEQ pass and an 11-month completion period for this adult category, followed by programme exclusion if unmet.
• The admission letter must identify the assigned test. Article 42 separately describes TIFEI for entrants using a basis other than DEC or French baccalaureate; that broader wording must not silently replace the Registrar’s adult-category instructions.

Applicants relying on a French baccalaureate

• Article 42 exempts an entrant admitted on a French baccalaureate from TIFEI. The Registrar instead describes French nationals holding that qualification. These public sources differ in nationality scope; obtain confirmation through the admission letter rather than infer a citizenship restriction or unconditional exemption.

Quebec or foreign applicants with a passed test at another French-language Quebec university

• The Registrar requests the official proof of a passed test at another French-language Quebec university. Supply that attestation to the Registrar; the quiz cannot establish acceptance of a particular document.

Applicants whose admission letter assigns TIFEI

• The Registrar says outside-Quebec bachelor’s applicants must satisfy UQTR’s recognised French-test requirements; wait for the admission letter to identify the test. It describes TIFEI as the institutional oral/written diagnostic.
• EIF states that no other test replaces TIFEI, and TIFEI does not replace another test or serve Quebec immigration purposes. Its result validity is 18 months. No independent DELF/TCF waiver or universal test assignment is inferred.

Applicants assessed under EIF’s current TIFEI result table

• All components at B2+ or above permit direct programme entry. B2+ thresholds are 70% in grammar, vocabulary and writing, and 75% in listening, reading and speaking.
• If all components are B1 or lower, the table prescribes a 24-credit preparatory French year, passing every course and a cumulative average strictly above 2.0/4.3. B1 is 50% in each component.
• The table’s intermediate branch describes one or more components above B1 but below B2+: pass one to four prescribed French courses within 11 months after the admission term starts, while taking at least one programme course each term. Other mixed-result combinations require EIF assessment; no missing branch is invented.

Applicants seeking a repeat assessment

• The Registrar says TIFEI can be taken only once. EIF’s policy revised 16 June 2026 instead provides conditional retakes for candidates evaluated from that revision, including approved technical incidents and specified result/timing branches. These current public instructions conflict.
• Before a desired term’s registration cutoff, the stated intermediate-result branch permits a full or partial repeat at scheduled sessions. Once courses begin, the student follows the prescribed courses; an EIF adviser may later approve a repeat after reviewing the file. Candidates with all results at B1 or lower follow preparatory study before any adviser-approved repeat.
• No retake is accepted for a test before March 2026. The March–15 June 2026 transition is not clearly resolved by the reviewed page. The latest result replaces the earlier one even if lower; after 18 months only a full repeat is available. EIF decides partial components and technical-incident approval.

Applicants assigned the relevant institutional test

• Current EIF TIFEI registration costs CAD 150, with online profile, payment and an oral-assessment appointment. The current Registrar TIFEQ registration charge is CAD 51.52. These are distinct test charges, not a programme tuition total or a confirmed Fall 2027 fee schedule.
• Read the admission letter before paying for either test. The reviewed published test dates are in 2026; no Fall 2027 assessment date is inferred.